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  • 13 May 2020 1:54 PM | Anonymous

    As a citizen who is very concerned about our environment and focused on leaving a legacy, being green cleaning certified is very important to me. As I gain more knowledge of the molecular structure of chemicals, their impact on the human body and the environment, the more I am inclined to move away from that structure and migrate to green cleaning.

    More importantly the damage to the environment is understated. Chemical runoff has reached the water table and is impacting our health. Harmful products are having a negative impact on the ozone layer. In order to secure our environment for future generations we need  a shift in mindset and a different modus operandi.We need to operate differently.

    I have committed to change the way I think, use more green products and become green cleaning certified. Making this shift will allow me to make a contribution to my environment by moving away from the harsh chemicals and using green products as an alternative to traditional products. For example I can use green air freshening options and use green furniture polish. I can buy biodegradable products and participate in more recycling efforts.

    These efforts though small, over time will impact the environment and help lower my carbon footprint. Overall this will help product a better world for my children and grandchildren and help to define my legacy. The green cleaning service directory (link included here) is a great resource for providers to be able to connect with other providers in the march towards being certified and working in that space.  Green Cleaning Service Directory. 

  • 13 May 2020 1:50 PM | Deleted user

    Whether it is a leaky sewage pipe, a suicide or a hoarder situation.  The IJCSA is your trusted source when looking for a trained Biohazard Service.  The training ensures you are getting someone that knows how to handle the situation you are facing.  


    Do you have an area where there is increased biological risk?  Clinic waiting rooms, gyms, hospitals, grocery stores.  Would you like more training for your employees on how to properly disinfect many of the biological risky situations in the wake of Covid-19.  IJCSA members can help you mitigate the risk.


    Look for a Certified Biohazard Cleanup company to help you get ahead of the virus.  We can help with powerful disinfectants and a disinfection plan that will ensure the risks are eliminated for your employees.  It is important for the supervisors to know when an issue is outside the capability of the current staff.  IJCSA members can help with training to protect employees and customers.  We are glad to help you make our worked a safer place from harmful pathogens.

  • 13 May 2020 1:13 PM | Deleted user

    Good Customer service is HUGE in any business.  It could be something that makes or breaks your business.  Not only does it help you keep current customers, it could also lead to customer referrals. 

    Just something as simple as a call or a short email just to make sure that they are happy with your service goes a long way and can pay off in the future.

    Here at IJCSA we value customer service.  We know that our customers are what fuels our business so we make sure to go above and beyond to serve them. For a list of companies that will be sure to take customer service to the next level log on to IJCSA Business Directory. 





  • 13 May 2020 10:37 AM | Deleted user

    When you are working in the janitorial industry it is extremely important to know what bloodborne pathogens are and how to protect against contamination. Bloodborne pathogens are microorganisms that can cause disease to be transmitted through blood and bodily fluids. It is vital to know how to protect yourself and your employees from the risk that exposure to them can cause. Knowing the risks, and how to prevent them, will lead to a healthier and safer working environment. It is important to follow OSHA compliant training. 

    Employees must always wear PPE (personal protective equipment) while on the job site. This can be in the form of, but not limited to, gloves, gowns and goggles. This is one line of defense against bloodborne pathogens. You must always make sure to be aware of your surroundings and follow protocols on the job site. Never compress trash in trash bags. Always take the trash bag out of the can properly and dispose of it. Pick up sharps with tongs and place them in the sharp container. 

    Make hepatitis B vaccinations available to all employees that run the risk of coming into contact with bloodborne pathogens. This would be at no-cost to the employee. Offer on-going OSHA compliant training in this line of work to make sure that everyone is up to date on the correct procedures. 


  • 13 May 2020 10:12 AM | Deleted user

    Business owners that take the time to become members of IJCSA have a lot of passion for their company. It shows that their number one goal is to offer quality service. Making sure that you as well as your employees are up to date on all the certifications speaks a great deal about a company. Taking this training is very educational because it gives you the opportunity to see what you think you are doing right and learning what and where you need improvement. Taking this course as well as the other courses I have learned a lot and will definitely be using this knowledge within my company.

    I have even noticed better performances in my employees after they took the course. I know this is one of the best decisions I have made within my company. I know after taking this course I will have even more satisfied clients. 

    Find Professional Certified Residential Home Cleaning Services Here

  • 13 May 2020 6:43 AM | Deleted user

    For your safety all blood cleaning ups should be considered infected and proper ppe should always be used. You should always use approved products for the clean up to make sure the area is clean. Your safety is just as important as the safety of others. If blood splashes on you ,you should notify your supervisor so that the proper precautions can be taken. There hound always be a OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Control Plan made available so that if such instances occur it can be handled immediately. Always throw every sponge or towel away in the red bag labeled for hazardous waste so that everyone that comes in contact with it knows how to handle it. Always wash your hands properly after removing gloves to reduce your risk of contacting anything.

  • 13 May 2020 6:07 AM | Deleted user

         Right here is where you'll find the very best in a home cleaning specialist. There's no greater investment, than your home. Why not hire someone who has taken the time to invest in themselves, through IJCSA? Certified companies registered with IJCSA, are companies and individuals focused on continuous education and growth. 

         This type of dedication and care, is precisely the type of person you'd like to be responsible for all of your residential cleaning needs. You'll find everything you need for a wide variety of residential services through the over 1000 names listed in the directory above. Today there's no reason to run the risk of hiring a company who isn't ready to meet your standards of excellence and expectiations. IJCSA has made the picking a new housekeeper process simple and effective.

         It's made simple, by the directory linked above and it's effective due to the fact that every company listed, is IJCSA certified and trained. Since your home is one of the most imporant investments you'll ever make, don't you think picking an adequate residential cleaning service should be just as important? Again, you can't go wrong with the certified IJCSA approved companies listed in the directory above.

  • 12 May 2020 10:52 PM | Deleted user

    Why go green in your office, home, or business? Because it is good for your health and the environment.  For example traditional store bought cleaning products contain large amounts of harmful chemicals that are detrimental to ones health.  They are known to increase illness and decrease productivity.  The benefits from having a green clean office are; not ingesting harmful chemicals, increase productivity, reduce sick days, improve health of all building occupants and clients and good for the environment.

    From glass cleaner, furniture polish, dish detergent, laundry detergent, room deodorizers, toilet cleaners, floor cleaners, to sponges and cleaning cloths there are so many harmful chemicals that are harmful to the human body and to our environment. Changing the way we clean and the items used to clean will have a significant impact; for the better.  Go green and reap the health benefits.  

    Looking for a janitorial service that will accomplish all your green cleaning goals? Look no further just visit IJCSA.org GCD and look through their lengthy, knowledgeable, qualified and informative Green Cleaning Service Directory for your home or office green cleaning experts.



  • 12 May 2020 9:43 PM | Avi Hopkins

     Creating good habits when encountering bloodborne pathogens can be a matter of life or death. It is important that we have and understand the best practices around the exposure to HIV and HBV. The pathogens can be found in human body fluids and are easily transmitted if handled carelessly. 

    There are several ways to protect yourself and the customer when cleaning. Preparing yourself to encounter these pathogens should start with Personal Protective Equipment. PPE supplies come in the form of gloves,  masks, and eye goggles. These items limit exposure to the existing bloodborne pathogens. In addition, disposing of contaminated items such as, needles, swabs, etc. in the proper receptacle is vital to eliminating potential exposure. These containers should be easily identifiable by labeling and color coding. 

    Every employee should be provided education on bloodborne pathogens, the PPE to prevent contamination of blood pathogens and the access to testing and treatment if exposed to bloodborne pathogens. This information will keep each employee and customer safe when encountering bloodborne pathogens. 

     

  • 12 May 2020 9:29 PM | Anonymous
    The last 4 years Lucky7even Spotless has been using green products. We are Green Clean Certified received our training from IJCSA. With our green program you will know that there will be no toxic smells or pollution left in the air quality of your home. All products are natural, non-toxic and environmentally friendly. Going Green does a lot more then you think and intend, with that being said you are also helping your neighbor and community. When I noticed all of these perks that comes with this program I instantly jumped on ship. We clean as if it's our own home!

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